... 335., trousers, 155.; Dane John beadle’s suit, X 3 10s., silk hat, 18s. Mr. Kay’s tender for boots was accepted, tbe prices being, winter boots, 19-5. pair, boots, 18s. Mr. J. E. Tripp’s tender f.-r helmets was accepted aa before. was resolved hold a special ...

... E., occupied the chair. the invitation of the President, Captain McDakin, read his concluding paper on the Geology of East Kent. said :—After the Bogshot Sands, which partly cover the London Clay of the Isle of there uo her geological record in the district ...

... bSaunders . J. Capoiiog, b Saunders .. W. (iurr, not out Total 114 The skaters to in were G. Pope, J. Hayward, and O. Bootes. Maidstone- Death in Prison.—An inquest was held on Tuesday afternoon, ut Her Majesty’s Prison, before J. Rogers, Esq., coroner ...

... asked for water or old boots. She was at the house the previous day after the boots had been missed, and then asked for water.—P.S. Petley said that on the previous evening at 5.20, he received information that a pair of boots had been stolen from the ...

... arising out of the transference of the parishes from o.ie district to another. F. RUSSELL, •• Clerk the Peace for Kent. Sessions House, Maidstone.*’ »t was stated that the parishes , ’■'tf St. Lawrence were arrears, the , ; ' , the second XVI; all ♦he others ...

... THE POLICE FORCE KENT The reports for 187*.* 11. .M. - fCor.. stiibularj have just istiiUHl. From . Captain Willis, the inspector tor the South E,, ~ we take the following The force for the county of Kent numbers :Joup. .. sons, which one c*msi-iole ...

... brushes, boots, Ac.—valued at between Xk) and J650, was discovered concealed various rooms, and some of it the chimneys. After the prisoners were brought to the station, Mr. R. Shaw, draper. Week-street, identified between 30 and pairs of boots found the ...

... KENT DISCHARGED PRISONERS AID SOCIETY. The following is the report which was adopted at the annual meeting of this society held few days ago at Maidstone, under the presidency Earl Sydney : —lu 1878 pris mors applied for assistance, 121 of these wore ...

... unoccupied house —No. Polkestoncruud—3 hells, and a bunch of keys, value 155., the property of Mrs. Charlotte Golden. Margaret Nather, cook in Mrs. Golden’s service, deposed to finding the house broken into when she went to it the iHth, the bells missing. The ...

... day of the rural fete, but ths Board resolved not to alter the day.— There was no further business and the Board adjourned. KENT AND CANTERBURY HOSPITAL. WEEKLY REPORT. Admitted—ln-patients 11 Out-patients 23 Discharged 21 Remaining ou the books . 383 ...

... Ryan was charged on remand with stealing pair of boots, value Bs. 61., from outside the shop of Mr. Thomas Wellband, Week-street, on the May. On the day in question the prosecutor missed a pair of boots from outside his shop, and whilst his assistant had ...

... the United Kingdom. AGENTS FOR EAST KENT. Canterbury. Ditto Ditto Ashford Brenchlcy Broads»airs Chatham Ditto Dea1,,, Dover Ditto Elham Faversham Folkestone Ditto Frant Hawkhurst Herne Bay Hytbc Maidstone Margate Ditto Minster New Brompton ...